Not for the first time, we can present a lovely and special premiere from Scannoir (Uncanny Valley, Oràculo, Les Disques De La Mort and also on our own Layers Series).

After he caused quite a lot of attention with his releases as "*GOTT*" (together with Sneaker), he now joins the Frigio Family. The track "De Panaesher", a lovely Synth-Wave track, fits perfectly into the current time, in which we like to remember the past...

Frigio Allstars 3 comes from the murky underbelly of electronics, where the nights are long and the days are short. Ashen tones pricked with lighter shades, all smeared with attitude in this collection of underground tracks made for the underground.

Daniel Holt returns for this new instalment in the Allstars series. Diving deep into the darkness, Holt resurfaces with the nine minute industrial throb of “Vaccuous Transient.” A stomping beat pierces sci-fi score synthlines in a track brimming with menace. Staying in the US, Grey people debuts on Frigio with the grime smeared jack of “Bruxism.” The flip is all first timers to the Madrid label with Scannoir offering “De Panaesher.” Sitting somewhere between synth lament and uplifting wave, this track is a true modern classic from a member of the GOTT camp. Madrid’s very own Negocius man follows with “101 Wars” a winding worming work of glazed electronics to kill any dance floor and the amazing finale, “The Smile Of The Body” coming care of Bari’s talent based in Berlin under the moniker of Sons Of Traders.

https://soundcloud.com/scannoir
https://soundcloud.com/frigio-records

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PRÉMIÈRE: Scannoir - De Panaesher [Frigio Records]

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